Horror with animal heroes
Happy quarantine! Sorry, not actual quarantine, just stay-at-home orders and following social distancing guidelines. Anyway, since I’ve nearly exhausted every […]
Tag: comic books
Spider-Woman: the stay-at-home adventure continues
Last week I wrote about my little personal adventure during our stay-at-home orders: reading the entire original Spider-Woman series one […]
Moon Knight #1 (June, 2006)
What’s Inside: Moon Knight engages in a daring chase, taking out two cars of warring gang members, while reminiscing about […]
Superman / Batman #1, Superman edition (November, 2003) – autographed
What’s Inside: Batman is investigating a slew of grave desecrations in a Gotham cemetery when Superman whooshes by to say […]
Uncanny X-Men #141, newsstand edition (February, 1981) – autographed
I interrupt your reguarly scheduled and dull Comic Book Memory to bring you how much I loved the X-Men: Days […]
Uncanny X-Men #141 (January, 1981) – autographed
Days of Future Past releases tomorrow night, and I CANNOT WAIT! What’s Inside: Well, do I really have to go […]
X-Men #15 (December, 1965)
IT’S X-MEN: DOFP WEEK! HOORAY! Here’s a Sentinel memory! What’s Inside: The Sentinels have gone rogue, kidnapping their creator Bolivar […]
Gambit #1, Authentix variant (February, 1999)
So, Channing Tatum has been cast as Gambit in future X-Men films? Sounds like it’s in the cards! Channing can […]
Spider-Man and Batman (September, 1995) – autographed [UPDATED]
What’s Inside: At last! Spidey and Bats meet and take on the combined villainy of the Joker and Carnage! After […]
Batgirl #1 (April, 2000)
What’s Inside: Officially accepted as a new charge for Batman, the new Batgirl is given the greenlight to start superheroing […]
About Me
A ravenous reader with a burning love for pop culture and balloon twisting, I write about comics, libraries, and comics in libraries. I am the recipient of two master’s degrees, one in Library and Information Science from Kent State University and the other in English from Ohio Dominican University. I now work as a manager for a public library in Greater Cleveland, where I live with my husband, three dogs, and pet rats.